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 1 Fwd,4|  traditional and general sense of mankind, meaning humankind, men
 2 Fwd,5|           that the use of man and mankind to designate human beings
 3 Fwd,5|  themselves included in the words mankind, men, man, and the masculine
 4  1,1 |     universal domination over all mankind.~ Carrying one step further
 5  1,1 |      iniquity. When almost all of mankind of its own will shall be
 6  1,1 |          welfare and happiness of mankind. Many will be imprisoned
 7  1,2 |         plan for the salvation of mankind. The difference between
 8  1,2 | revelation was the preparation of mankind in its historic life for
 9  2,14|           for the guidance of all mankind. Essentially, the Councils
10  2,19|         power that death had over mankind. Through His teaching and
11  2,20|       save both God's dignity and mankind, there was no other solution
12  2,36|         plan for the salvation of mankind. God the Son took the initiative
13  2,36|         sign of God's concern for mankind and Christ's continued fidelity
14  3,5 |         that:~ ~In the history of mankind there are three falls, the
15  4,12|        their many benefactions to mankind. Such a response is not
16  4,12|     religious paintings that hold mankind captive to the world of
17  5,4 |         One is the usual life for mankind, married life; the other
18  5,8 |           repent. In His love for mankind, and in His complete lack
19  5,8 |       might show him His love for mankind even after such a transgression [
20  5,8 | chastisement reveals His love for mankind. Inasmuch as He, in giving
21  5,8 |  sufferings. With such a love for mankind has the Judge mixed the
22  5,8 |         throughout the history of mankind: God chastises only after
23  6,16|      merely by the divine love of mankind itself, there is no need
24  7,9 |         traditions originate from mankind and are the products of
25  7,13|         plan for the salvation of mankind. Thus, it is incorrect to
26  7,14|          most others did not, and mankind was held fast in the grip
27  7,17|          on the spiritual life of mankind.~ Under the inspiration
28  9,3 |           this act of creation of mankind, Metropolitan Philaret,
29  9,7 |          s countless blessings to mankind, the greatest of which is
30  9,15|           mysterious unity of all mankind, not only Adam, but the
31  9,15|        Orthodoxy's view of fallen mankind is nowhere near as harsh
32  9,16|           loving-kindness towards mankind.~ ~
33  9,17|       fallen, God in His love for mankind would still have become
34  9,29|          energies are mediated to mankind.~ In Orthodox America, a
35  9,35|          serpent could only tempt mankind with, the following explanation
36  9,35|       change the consciousness of mankind in its foundation. Therefore,
37  9,42|           as they multiplied? Was mankind's first sin the cause of
38  9,42|  concerning the very beginning of mankind. Strict science must therefore
39  9,42|          an even that gripped all mankind are the compilations made
40 10,25|           which Christ brought to mankind by His suffering and death
41 10,26|            Concerning the rest of mankind, however, Scriptures state, “
42 10,27|        have died like the rest of mankind, but would have been assumed
43 10,27|       Orthodoxy believes that all mankind, Mary included, automatically
44 10,27|      descendants. And like all of mankind, she needed to be saved
45 11,4 |          Creator of the world and mankind; about the Provider and
46 11,4 |        the Church is the ideal of mankind; the Church is Heaven upon